What are your options if you want to come to Haddonfield Dental?

 

AARP Delta Dental Plans

The Delta Dental Insurance Company, one of the nation's largest providers, in partnership with AARP, offers flexible private coverage in the form of two recently established programs available to AARP members (who must be age 50 or older to qualify) and their families.

Delta Dental Plan A

Plan A is a fee-for-service program providing comprehensive benefits through a network of Delta Dental Premier providers – Haddonfield Dental is a Premier Provider.

With monthly fees averaging $56 per month for single (varying by state and available for single, two-person and family), Plan A is the higher priced of the two programs. It features a one-year mandatory enrollment period, phased-in benefits and a standard maximum benefit of $1,350 per year. It covers a wide range of preventive, diagnostic and treatment services, including emergencies. Diagnostic and preventive care is free of charge. After the first year, most major restorative services are billed at 50 percent.

Plan A offers first-year coverage for the following:

• Diagnostic and preventive care (Delta pays 100%)
• Periodontal maintenance cleanings (Delta pays 80%)
• Denture repair, rebase and relining (Delta pays 80%)
• Basic restorative (fillings) (Delta pays 50%)
• Oral surgery (Delta pays 50%)
• Root canals (endodontics) (Delta pays 50%)

Delta Dental Plan B

Plan B is less expensive, with a monthly fee of about $41 per month for a single plan (varies by state and whether a single, two-party or family plan). It provides access to Haddonfield Dental but with slightly reduced benefits.

Coverage for services under plan B is more basic, a waiting period is required before major restorative coverage kicks in and the maximum benefit is $1,000.

Plan B offers first-year coverage for the following:

• Diagnostic and preventive care (Delta pays 80%)
• Periodontal maintenance cleanings (Delta pays 50%)
• Denture repair, rebase and relining (Delta pays 50%)
• Basic restorative (fillings) (Delta pays 50%)
• Oral surgery (Delta pays 50%)
• Root canals (endodontics) (Delta pays 50%)

After 12 months, periodontics, crown and cast restorations, dentures (prosthodontics) and temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) treatment are covered at 50% for both Plan A and Plan B.